Mexican Constitution in English

I just came across a decent English translation of the Mexican Constitution:

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2 Responses to “Mexican Constitution in English”

Luis Hoyo
March 5th, 2009 10:34
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Hi there,
Just to tell you: that is NOT the text of the current Mexican Constitution. Is the 1917 text with changes up to 1967 -so this is more than 40 years old. Many of the articles have changed completelly, others added, and some even doesnÂ´t exist anymore. For instance, this version doesn’t include the double nationality right, the changes on naturalization, multicultural / multilingual rights etc.etc. and still includes the death penalty. In fact, it really has very little to do with the current Constitution.
RiverGirl
March 5th, 2009 10:37
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Luis – Thank you for the clarification.